you all know taser.hese devices have been adopted by a majority of state and local law enforcement agencies in this country. even after decades of service, taser remains in growth mode. their latest model, the taser ten, launched in 2023, has been adopted faster than ever. these non-lethal weapons account for a third of axon. sales in the business, was up 19% last quarter. but don't forget this is a razor razor blade business model. every time you use the taser, you need to buy a new cartridge. that's what money is. the future of axon, though, is all about body cameras and evidence management software. but within the hardware side of the business, axon now offers surveillance drones as well as a suite of tactical indoor drones to help with high risk situations. they have counter drone technology, too. in fact, their sensors and frequency jammers are actually being used by the ukrainian army to fight russia. although axon sees this becoming more of a security business here in the us focused on areas that

they have tasers, pepper spray. m4s are so powerful that even if you hit the right guy the bullet will go through the body and potentially hit other people. on the wharf that day walking around with weapons of military impact on the screen we had people like civilians like me eating dinner wondering if these guys really knew what to do if something happened. a regular crime scenario. let's move away from this kind of nonsense. let's get off the show. the show costs a million dollars per day in the district of columbia. they are withholding one point $1 billion of d.c.'s own money which the mayor said, if you release that, i want to hire more cops and teachers. those are exactly the people we need to deal with these issues. and of the last point. this is a long-term issue. we need long-term solutions to address it. not 30 days, not 60 days. not fake cops or soldiers on the street just for five or 10 minutes. basically, walking tour traps in town instead of actually helping get criminals off the street. let's move tow

and you killed him, i hit him with a taser, and he died. what do you think? i don't understand how khokhlova killed yershov if she was driving, because the taser was from the other side, she simply wouldn't have reached it. yes, i'm interested in that too. i hope we find out now. it was you who killed yershov, right? no, no. we didn't mean to kill him, it was an accident. we need more, and i don't have any more, and i don't care, sell the apartment, i realized you're staring, look away, do you hear me, take your hands off her, i was just trying to protect the pit, put him in his place, and as for your husband, right, you did it with khokhlova? i practically forced yana to do it, appealed to her pity, to ena's feelings, after all, she knew for so many years how my mother and son died, well, that's hardly a mitigating circumstance. for your friend, don't you understand? kostya was a real monster, and i knew it. she simply took pity on me and agreed to help. why did you... control me for so many years, and after the accident, you lived with a monster? kostya alw

tanzhar man muqlati nara taser ahati. the end of miqat al-hazn al-mujajal. al-waj in the sides of the sides. let us not cry without shedding tears. don't rest the eye with the palms of the hands, waiting for the long- awaited body of the body , with the pain of the crowd , raising the fists, the arms, and the rays. retlwa alayat akhtarawa salvat lamlam elahat escab ebraat satbar my bodies here. simar, our loved ones, here is al-quwa, the last view of those who have passed away , and those who have passed away, to the world worthy of the martyrs and the faithful, o beloved ones , o honorable people, and the most generous people, peace be upon you, brothers and sisters . and you shab al-shajaa , o messenger of god , o messenger of god , o messenger of god , peace be upon your martyrs and the families of your martyrs. peace be upon jarhakim and jarrah jarhakim al-nazfa. peace be upon your blood , peace upon your tears , peace upon your orphans, peace upon your peace, peace upon your homes, peace upon your burnt food, peace upon your souls , and upon your will.

kind of thing, and not submission, no submission, it's okay to use physical force, it's okay to use a tasercases, it's written in the law in black and white. and the second thing that became known this year, that is, we knew for a fact that very cruel, well, yes, torture and humiliation are used against all ukrainians , i mean prisoners of war, and what are called civilian captives, civilians kidnapped on various charges, most often espionage or extremism or participation in terrorist activities, that is, first people are kidnapped, and then under them... they come up with an article and charges, torture is used against them all, and what's more - you know, i talked i'm talking to a guy who was recently released, and they say to me: what are you talking about? you periodically say that torture is when smokers are kept together with non-smokers, torture is when there's no light, no, you ruin your eyes reading, and it's left on 24/7, when 18 people are riding in a small, riddled compartment in a stalpinsky train car without the opportunity to go to the toilet or anything else— is that torture

acercado a ver lo que ocurrÍa y que cuando quiso evitar el arresto, le dispararon con una pistola taserel impacto, el camiÓn se incendiÓ. segÚn la investigaciÓn, el vehÍculo pesado cruzÓ las vÍas, ignorando las campanas que avisaban que el tren ligero se aproximaba. increÍblemente, el chofer solo sufriÓ lesiones leves y ningÚn ocupante del tren resultÓ herido. en florida, arrestaron a un hombre armado con un cuchillo, quien, segÚn las autoridades, amenazÓ con detonar una bomba durante una festividad judÍa en miami beach. la policÍa dice que el hombre se negÓ a obedecer a los agentes que finalmente pudieron acercarlo y detenerlo. quedÓ arrestado sin derecho a fianza, acusado de agresiÓn agravada y posesiÓn de un dispositivo explosivo en michigan. un hombre de la tercera edad quedÓ atrapado en su casa que se estaba incendiando. los socorristas dicen que oyeron una voz dÉbil pidiendo auxilio y se fueron guiando entre las llamas y el denso humo hasta encontrarlo. lo hallaron semiinconsciente y pudieron rescatarlo. el hombre de 73 aÑos sobreviviÓ, pero se encuentra en estado grave en mÉxico.

one agent appears to pull out a taser, but does not appear to deploy that taser. meanwhile, jorge gonzalez ochoa is screaming for help. immigration advocates who reviewed this video say that this is an obvious example of too much force. they say was overly aggressive. ice says that this man was the target of an intelligence driven enforcement operation, that he was under investigation for fraud, that he resisted and ran from law enforcement officers as they were trying to make this arrest. his his fiance, jake, says that he was working, that he was the father of a baby and that he was checking in with immigrations and customs enforcement. and in fact, he was wearing an ankle monitor to track his location. jake. >> we're also learning more about an ice officer who has apparently been relieved of his duties. this is in new york. what can you tell us about that? >> this happened yesterday morning, jake. video also circulated on social media shows that there's a woman and a young girl clinging to a man who was being detained at an immigration facility in manhattan. an

. >> en ese momento pudimos ver a los agentes se observó a uno de ellos con una pistola taser en su manobueno, los dos detenidos nos contaron que fueron llevados a un hospital después de haber sido golpeados por negarse a ser deportados. pedimos reacciones y no nos han respondido. paulina regreso contigo , irma. >> seguiremos muy atentos. gracias por la información. y antes de despedirnos, los queremos invitar al programa especial inmigración. las nuevas reglas en el que abogados de inmigración van a responder en vivo y de manera gratuita todas sus dudas en materia migratoria. la cita es hoy a las 20:00 de la noche, hora del este. siete, hora del centro. por noticias univisión 24 siete a través del servicio de streaming de vix. hasta aquí las noticias. gracias por acompañarnos. descansen. buenas noches . . [música] >> o . [música] hola. hola, familia bonita. cómo están? qué gusto saludarlos . créanme, créanme que es mucho gusto saludarlos desde el gilgeous park . este

but 6 units to the scene in an unknown had boats rubber bullets or pepper spray or a taser. it's a profession. there was a sea of blue at the meeting as members of the officers association rallied for change. union president ben theriault called some city council members anti police saying they have failed to address the staffing people just trying to >> fanned the flames of, you know, he forsman when you need to be doubling down on getting our police department staff so that the we can protect the residents of the city. theriault says the department is currently operating with a little more than 100 officers and they need 147 to be fully staffed. some community members spoke during public comment. >> asking for officers to improve public safety. we need more officers because you better to see officers patrolling on 23rd. it's a disgrace that you guys are not hiring police officers to be honest because the streets are not really safe. if they do expended department, they should hire better people. city council members are considering a proposal to designate the city manager

dos hijos que son ciudadanos, ambos , pues recibe un impacto de descarga eléctrica de una pistola taserde vigilancia se ve cuando los dos hijos ciudadanos . pues realmente prácticamente huyen de la escena. ellos dicen que temieron por su seguridad y que por eso huyeron, mientras que el padre indocumentado se quedó allí. cómo resultó esta situación? pues que ellos los tres, fueron detenidos horas después. los ciudadanos fueron liberados y el que recibió el impacto de la descarga eléctrica, pues recibió atención médica elián . >> viviana , quisiera preguntarte qué dicen las familias latinas que están siendo afectadas por estas detenciones ? >> bueno , realmente dicen que están en estado de temor de incertidumbre y también con esa angustia y la presion de buscar asesoría legal para ellos , también les preocupa las condiciones en las que aseguran se encuentran en estos centros de detención. hablamos. precisamente elián con la pareja de un inmigrante venezolano detenido en la villita el lunes pasado. escuchemos . >> arath. llegaron directamente diciéndole su nombre de él y que su nombre dici

we believe either he was tasered afterward, or, as we do, he was immobilized by a head wound, then liftedever, the report states that the gunshot wound was not the cause of death. meanwhile, according to the pathologist's conclusion, death occurred approximately 15-20 minutes later. minutes after the gunshot. all this time, the seriously wounded suchirbolad was likely trying to get out of the bathroom on his own, which could explain the chaos. the toxicology report states a high blood alcohol concentration mixed with amphetamines and an antidepressant. however, those who believe the programmer's death was not accidental refuse to believe the medical report. one person signs the medical report, another is responsible for the investigation. they just need to be paid, that's all. and if someone told them, "do you want to keep your job?" it's a secret, then it's all in the bag, and it starts to look like this guy committed suicide. the ballistics analysis also looks strange: if we take the police report as a basis, it turns out the shot was fired from above, the bullet entered the forehead, a

we believe that either he was tasered after that, or he was immobilized by the head wound, and then he and shot , but the report states that the gunshot wound was not the cause of death. meanwhile, according to the pathologist's conclusion, death occurred approximately 15-20 minutes after the shooting. all this time, the seriously wounded suchir balaji was likely trying to get out of the bathroom on his own, which may explain the chaos. however , the toxicology report states a high concentration. based on the police report, it appears the shot was fired from above. the bullet entered the forehead and exited through the left cheekbone. it's a strange, very awkward method of suicide, where a person holds a gun pointed at themselves with their arms outstretched. however, however, this is precisely the picture that emerges , including from the burnt gunpowder particles found on both hands. the absence of a suicide note also raises suspicion, although it might not have been there if the shooting was caused by careless handling of the weapon. sucherbal acquired the pistol several months befo

at the taser guns tip. i was witnessing i said ducked two of us not knowing if i'd ever see them again would they be transferred out of states? would they be sent to a concentration camp? who the knows? >> we certainly didn't at the time as ice marched to abolition lists those fighting for the freedom of others past their black bar fence and into the brutalist architecture building. i screamed my friend's name as i watched them disappear behind closed doors. i later cried in a comrade's embrace after another comrade watched my eyes at the burning chemical agent ice deployed against us. >> i felt like vomiting, like screaming. i felt i needed to expel from my body what i had just endured and witness. >> then the media chill rolled in like a heavy fog only mission local reported on this happening. i spoke to other news outlets but they didn't run the story. two u.s. citizens were illegally attacked and arrested by ice and silence. the fascism was getting worse and i was among a pool of protesters that fascism

officers confronting taylor who was reportedly waiving a baseball bat pleasure attempted to use his taser before shooting taylor in the chest, killing him. but attorney tried to have the case dismissed, according to use of force experts who claimed the shooting was justified. but a judge is letting the case move forward. >> and that is get on the scores let's go >> police body cam shows a man charging at an officer with scissors before getting shot. san francisco police held a town hall yesterday to address the shooting which happened last thursday. officers responded to reports of a man on highway 101, near the cesar chavez off-ramp. body cam video shows 40 year-old was serrato rushing in officer with a weapon prompting another officer to open fire. soto was taken to the hospital. no word yet on his condition. a man faces murder charges after police say he stabbed a father picking up a child from school. it happened around 05:00pm wednesday in san francisco is terrible neighborhood. and on friday, sfpd chief paul. yep. and da brooke jenkins announced the arrest of daniel patrick rodrigue

but 6 units to the scene in have boats rubber bullets or pepper spray or a taser.professional. and those seen through at the meeting as members of the officers association rally for change in president bent area called some city council members anti police saying they have failed to address the staffing seen people just trying to >> fanned the flames of, you know, it's he won forsman when you need to be doubling down on getting our police department staff so that the we can protect the residents of the says the department is currently operating with a little more than 100 officers and need 147 to be fully staffed. some community members spoke during public comment asking for more officers to improve public safety. we need more officers to because you back to see officers patrolling on 23rd. it's a disgrace that you guys are not hiring police officers to be honest because the streets are not really safe. if they do expended department, they should hire better people. city council members are considering a proposal to designate the city manager as the person to commu

our technology builds a model that tasers the training data set down to the community that you sir. that's how we get such a lift because behavioral differences like wackos in southern california person i was just in lincoln, nebraska, very different behavior there, very different. you have to tailor the model. finally yet be the intentiond purposeful. our large customers which hopefully the two of them will become ours, one to think the love about our technology is we have ai that deep biases the model. what does that mean? we expand access that increases approved by 40% protect a mass of america. that is your mom, that is your sister, that is your daughter that is your cousin this is an important thing we get right. increasing for female bars, holding risk by 27%. that batters but also matters because that's what we should be doing. you can do well at the company and still do good. the final catch, we've all heard of some of the things happen with other companies that would put up there with credit limits and things like that, they got some decisions from because their strategy th

it doesn't work people working in that grocery store have to use tasers to work there it's crime riddenrew up in kansas city where this store closed. i grew up in the grocery business. my friends owned grocery stores. they told me about this. this never worked. government-run anything. what does government run well? name one thing. >> brian: defense department, i hope. >> the reality is, why is this catching on? >> brian: why? >> talking about problems without offering. >> talk about housing freezing rent? it's going to hurt everybody who own buildings and hurt people downstream, too. get the red tape out of the way to construct new housing. that's true in new york as it is in ohio. get the regulations out of the way. i mean, both of us have traveled this country. nobody wants more red tape. everybody wants less red tape. focus on the actual right solutions that's how we address the problems that are very real that we can't sweep under the rug either. that's the wake-up call for us as republicans. >> brian: democrats and republicans say crime is a major problem in this country. and as w

the could easily pepper but 6 units to the scene in had boats rubber bullets or pepper spray or a taserthere was a sea of blue at the meeting as members of the officers association rallied for change. union president ben theriault called some city council members anti police saying they have failed to address the staffing people just trying to >> fanned the flames of, you know, it's he forsman when you need to be doubling down on getting our police department staff so that the we can protect the residents of the city. theriault says the department is currently operating with a little more than 100 officers and they need 147 to be fully staffed. some community members spoke during public comment. >> asking for officers to improve public safety. we need more officers to because you better to see officers patrolling on 23rd. it's a disgrace that you guys are not hiring police officers to be honest because the streets are not really safe. if they do expended department, they should hire better people. city council members are considering a proposal to designate the city manager as the perso

but 6 units to the scene in had boats rubber bullets or pepper spray or a taser. it's a profession. there was a sea of blue at the meeting as members of the officers association rallied for change. union president ben theriault called some city council members anti police saying they have failed to address the staffing people just trying to >> fanned the flames of, you know, it's he long force meant when you need to be doubling down on getting our police department staff so that the we can protect the residents of the city. theriault says the department is currently operating with a little more than 100 officers and they need 147 to be fully staffed. some community members spoke during public comment. >> asking for officers to improve public safety. we need more officers to because you better to see officers patrolling on 23rd. it's a disgrace that you guys are not hiring police officers to be honest because the streets are not really safe. if they do expended department, they should hire better people. city council members are considering a proposal to designate the city manager as

they say fletcher tried to use his taser before shooting and killing taylor fletcher's attorney tried to have this case dismissed, pointing to the use of force experts who say the shooting was justified. but a judge is letting this case move forward. the department of justice is accusing uber of discriminating against its disabled riders. the 125 million dollar lawsuit claims uber discriminates against people who use service dogs and stole a boat wheelchairs, which lead they say to some riders being stranded in bad weather or late for appointments. some of them were charged with cleaning fees for service animal shutting prosecutors say it is a violation of the americans with disabilities act. the lawsuit demands updated policies from over and more training for its staff and drivers. in oakland, a local church is marking a milestone. incredible church celebrated its one-year anniversary today in just 12 months later say they've served more than 30,000 meals provided outreach to the homeless, donated more than $23,000 to local schools and small businesses. church leaders also host house

former officer jason fletcher tried to use his taser before shooting the 33 year-old in the chest. fletcher in court today charged with voluntary manslaughter. his attorney says the alameda county da's office well under former da pamela price shared previously undisclosed accounts from use-of-force experts claiming they do not believe his conduct was a reasonable or credible. we spoke with the family right after today's hearing. >> just grateful that it's back in alameda 5 years is a long time if you're looking forward to the positivity of it and not these are not being dismissed. so we're grateful for that. we're thankful that it's going to be held here in alameda county. stephen was raised in alameda county. he was murdered in stanley. and also i think that was the appropriate decision. >> they filed a 10 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against fresher and the city of san leandro. the next hearing is set for october 31st, which means the family will have to continue waiting for accountability. it opened joey horta kron. 4 news. we them. >> gray sky over sfo. right now we ha

former officer jason fletcher trying to use his taser before shooting the 33 year-old in the chest. fletcher's charged with voluntary manslaughter. his attorney says the alameda county da wilander da pamela price shared previously undisclosed accounts from use-of-force experts claiming the shooting was justified. so not fletcher's attorney who i just spoke with says he is trying to get the case dismissed because of that. we just heard from taylor's mother and grandmother. >> segment. going come back and we know that not happen. >> want them to do their job. yeah. >> taylor's family says they've also fathered 10 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against fletcher and the city of san leandro. fletcher is now retired. he is out on bail again. just spoke with his attorney who is going into the hearing right now. he says it could. this could be what happens. we'll get back to you here the next hour with an update for now. back to you. >> 905, is the time right now. and there are allegations by a former student that a teacher array to the student got her pregnant and then begged her to

former officer jason fletcher tried to use his taser before shooting the 33 year-old in the chest. fletcher is charged with voluntary manslaughter. his attorney says the mlb to county da's office while under former da pavel a prize shared previously undisclosed accounts from use-of-force experts claiming the shooting was justified. now, fletcher's attorneys trying to get the case dismissed. we spoke with a family in july. >> i concern is with this new information. they're going to try hard to not know >> and taylor's family has also filed 10 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against fletcher and the city of san leandro. fletcher is retired from the police force. he's out on bail. he's expected here in court this morning for a hearing coming up around 10 o'clock. we're waiting for that to happen. we rally is about to get underway. we'll be hearing from the family and supporters coming up in the next hour. back to you. all right. thank you, joey 5 on the clock. >> grim discovery made in the berkeley marina. police say they've recovered the body of a man from the water that person

former officer jason fletcher tried to use his taser before shooting the 33 year-old in the chest. fletcher in court today charged with voluntary manslaughter. his attorney says the alameda county da's office well under former da pamela price shared previously undisclosed accounts from use-of-force experts claiming they do not believe his conduct was a reasonable or credible. we spoke with the family right after today's hearing. >> just grateful that it's back in alameda 5 years is a long time if you're looking forward to the positivity of that and not these are not being dismissed. so we're grateful for that. we're thankful that it's going to be held here in alameda county. stephen was raised in alameda county. he was murdered in stanley. and also i think that was the appropriate decision. >> they filed a 10 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against fresher and the city of san leandro. the next hearing is set for october 31st, which means the family will have to continue waiting accountability. it opened joey horta kron. 4 news. >> the clock is ticking at the state capital loo

former officer jason fletcher tried to use the taser before shooting the 33 year-old in the chest. fletcher in court room this morning here is facing involuntary manslaughter. his attorney says the alameda county da's office while under former is ku's mediate pamela price shared previous disclose it counts from use-of-force experts claiming that shooting was justified in defense attorney trying to get the case dismissed over that. but that did not happen today. earlier this morning, we heard from taylor's mom and grandmother. >> segment. going come back and we know that not happen. >> want them to do their job. yeah. >> the family of steven taylor claimed that he was suffering from a mental health crisis when the officer shot him, they filed a 10 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against fletcher and the city of san leandro. so we now know we have a date for the next hearing that's going to be on halloween when the case will be heard once again. so families going to have to wait for accountability for even longer. although they say they're grateful. we just spoke with him a few

former officer jason fletcher tried to use his taser before shooting the 33 year-old in the chest. court today charged with voluntary mtnslaughter. his attorney says the alameda county da's office well under former da pamela price shared previously undisclosed accounts from use-of-force experts claiming they do not believe his conduct was a reasonable or credible. we spoke with the family right after today's hearing. >> just grateful that it's back in alameda 5 years is a long time if you're looking forward the positivity other and not these are not being dismissed. so we're grateful for that. we're thankful that it's going to be held here in alameda county. stephen was raised in alameda county. he was murdered in stanley. and also i think that was the appropriate decision. >> they filed a 10 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against fresher and the city of san leandro. the next hearing is set for october 31st, which means the family will have to continue waiting for accountability. it opened joey horta kron. 4 news. >> we'll take a quick live look outside right now. >> here's

the could easily pepper but 6 units to the scene in had boats rubber bullets or pepper spray or a taserfessional. there was a sea of blue at the meeting as members of the officers association rallied for change. union president ben theriault called some city council members anti police saying they have failed to address the staffing people just trying to >> fanned the flames of, you know, he won forsman when you need to be doubling down on getting our police department staff so that the we can protect the residents of the city. theriault says the department is currently operating with a little more than 100 officers and they need 147 to be fully staffed. some community members spoke during public comment. >> asking for officers to improve public safety. we need more officers to because you back to see officers patrolling on 23rd. it's a disgrace that you guys are not hiring police officers to be honest because the streets are not really safe. if they do expended department, they should hire better people. city council members are considering a proposal to designate the city manager as t

the could easily pepper but 6 units to the scene in had boats rubber bullets or pepper spray or a taser. it's a profession. there was a sea of blue at the meeting as members of the officers association rallied for change. union president ben theriault called some city council members anti police saying they have failed to address the staffing people just trying to >> fanned the flames of, you know, it's he long force meant when you need to be doubling down on getting our police department staff so that the we can protect the residents of the city. theriault says the department is currently operating with a little more than 100 officers and they need 147 to be fully staffed. some community members spoke during public comment. >> asking for officers to improve public safety. we need more officers to because you better to see officers patrolling on 23rd. it's a disgrace that you guys are not hiring police officers to be honest because the streets are not really safe. if they do expended department, they should hire better people. city council members are considering a proposal to designate

but 6 units to the scene in had boats rubber bullets or pepper spray or a taser. it's a profession. there was a sea of blue at the meeting as members of the officers association rallied for change. union president ben theriault called some city council members anti police saying they have failed to address the staffing people just trying to >> fanned the flames of, you know, it's he law enforcement when you need to be doubling down on getting our police department staff so that the we can protect the residents of the city. theriault says the department is currently operating with a little more than 100 officers and they need 147 to be fully staffed. some community members spoke during public comment. >> asking for officers to improve public safety. we need more officers to because you better to see officers patrolling on 23rd. it's a disgrace that you guys are not hiring police officers to be honest because the streets are not really safe. if they do expended department, they should hire better people. city council members are considering a proposal to designate the city manager as

the taser money you to plan your free.day adventures with their trip planner or the transit app. i'll send it back to vote. all right. thank you very much. rain. >> big a big boost for bart here as it rounds out summer. the agency saw some of its biggest ridership numbers since the pandemic. so according to this new data, bart saw more than well, almost 5 million riders use its system. and last week we reported that the new tap and ride system along with berkeley's bay pass program and all those big summer event that we had going on that contributed 2 big jump in ridership last month. part, officials say if that ridership maintains that level for the rest of the year, they could very well be looking at perhaps 26 million extra dollars. they weren't expecting. we'll take a break here at 10. 41 still ahead. >> we get that voting underway right now for fat bear week. we're going to tell you how you can help pick the fattest bear in alaska is katmai national park. plus, nasa introduces its latest class of astronauts will tell

but 6 units to the scene in had boats rubber bullets or pepper spray or a taser. it's a profession. there was a sea of blue at the meeting as members of the officers association rallied for change. union president ben theriault called some city council members anti police saying they have failed to address the staffing people just trying to >> fanned the flames of, you know, it's he law enforcement when you need to be doubling down on getting our our police department staff so that the we can protect the residents of the city. theriault says the department is currently operating with a little more than 100 officers and they need 147 to be fully staffed. some community members spoke during public comment. >> asking for officers to improve public safety. we need more officers to because you better to see officers patrolling on 23rd. it's a disgrace that you guys are not hiring police officers to be honest because the streets are not really safe. if they do expended department, they should hire better people. city council members are considering a proposal to designate the city manager

but 6 units to the scene in an unknown had boats rubber bullets or pepper spray or a taser. it's unprofessional. there was a sea of blue at the meeting as members of the officers association rallied for changee union president ben theriault called some city council members anti police saying they have failed to address the staffing people just trying to >> fanned the flames of, you know, he law enforcement when you need to be doubling down on getting our police department staff so that the we can protect the residents of the city. theriault says the department is currently operating with a little more than 100 officers and they need 147 to be fully staffed. some community members spoke during public comment. >> asking for officers to improve public safety. we need more officers to because you back to see officers patrolling on 23rd. it's a disgrace that you guys are not hiring police officers to be honest because the streets are not really safe. if they do expended department, they should hire better people. city council members are considering a proposal to designate the ci

it might even involve using taser.can use to to null any kind of thing around the knife because you could be knife, because you could be standing at a distance to use that. so you�*ve already got the armoury in the police in the armoury in the police in the armoury to you. so please, what we don't need to do is take it down somewhere. we don't need down somewhere. we don�*t need to go and hype it up, because the end result is that once the genie is out of the box, that�*s it you can�*t put it back. it. you can't put it back. >> all right well, listen, >> all right, well, listen, gentlemen, thank you so much for coming and talking to me about this topic henry bolton about this topic. henry bolton there, former police officer and ceo of communities against violence, ken hines. big debate, isn't it? well, coming up. isn�*t it? well, coming up. >> we got him. >> we got him. >> well, amid reports that the charlie kirk suspect was in a relationship with his transgender roommate what's transgender roommate. what's happening t

. >> y lo disparÓ con la taser. se cayÓ y golpeÓ su cabeza en el piso. se quebrÓ la cabeza.Ás grave. dice que el ojo de Él se cerrÓ y ya no puede ver un ojo. >> dÓnde estÁ Él ahora? estÁ en un centro de inmigraciÓn, estÁ en un hospital. >> estÁ en centro de inmigraciÓn en crown. >> bueno. y pasamos ahora mÁs noticias de costa a costa. >> nos vamos a chicago porque hay una actualizaciÓn de estos menores que encontraron solos cuando en un operativo se llevaron a sus papÁs, verdad? jessica suÁrez? >> buen dÍa. >> asÍ es. buen dÍa claudia damiÁn. vamos a comenzar con ese dato del caso que sigue causando conmociÓn n de dos menores captados en video llorando tras el arresto de sus padres y un hermano. esto fue en la zona de cicero y hoy la familia explica realmente lo que ocurriÓ y comparten un nuevo video. santiago gallego estÁ con estas imÁgenes. >> all my family. >> donde estÁ toda mi familia. pregunta la hija de la pareja detenida mientras atrÁs sus hermanitos de diez y 12 aÑos lloran. era el cumpleaÑos del mÁs pequeÑo, segÚn la familia, la hermana de 19 aÑos y los dos hermani

so why couldn't you taser him, shoot him in the kneecap, shoot him in his foot?ot him in his shoulder? you know, non-lethal places. >> denver7 reached out to multiple city leaders, but we have not yet heard back from them in aurora. adrian denver seven. >> just smash. >> it on eight mile. >> and warren is. >> sizzling into. >> one year business. >> they've had so much success. >> they've actually. >> opened up a location in downtown detroit. >> now. and inside. >> ford field owner natasha. >> dikes says the past year has been a blessing, so she does everything. >> she can. >> to give back. >> we literally give our extra food to homeless people. we go around like the jefferson area and we give away the food like we're giving. like people come here to be sure we help them. >> that's why she says she was. >> heartbroken to learn that. someone broke into her. >> warren location. >> early thursday morning, right. around 2 a.m. by breaking her lock and taking. something irreplaceable. >> he took something that meant a lot to us. our first customers that came in just li

. >> that taser into a what i was going to say one of my coping thing is music i started a church, iy she sank we can be kind. and so i started a play list called we can be kind so the music is note just the music i sing but dance also i have but with 24 plays listed one is room makes sense and resistance and one is sexy whatever. but anyway, i find i love to sing and caps to the music and reminds me when i was a teenager in the song and now, whatever we connect to my heart and my memories and the words of the music i think is good because i understand people with dementia can play and song and will remember the words; right? and the mules memory of the brain i think the music and the rediscovering music and reclaiming it in my life was huge and got me off the couple i didn't care before if people were looking at me before. (laughter). >> that's serious. >> one of the things we need the i'm part of the seniors drumming group i am we started zoom in covid but you can't drum during covid you're off and nobody can hear you, we met in the park and 10 feet away from each other and 20 peop

our technology builds a model that tasers the training data set down to the community that you sir.that's how we get such a lift because behavioral differences like wackos in southern california person i was just in lincoln, nebraska, very different behavior there, very different. you have to tailor the model. finally yet be the intentiond purposeful. our large customers which hopefully the two of them will become ours, one to think the love about our technology is we have ai that deep biases the model. what does that mean? we expand access that increases approved by 40% protect a mass of america. that is your mom, that is your sister, that is your daughter that is your cousin this is an important thing we get right. increasing for female bars, holding risk by 27%. that batters but also matters because that's what we should be doing. you can do well at the company and still do good. the final catch, we've all heard of some of the things happen with other companies that would put up there with credit limits and things like that, they got some decisions from because their strategy the

people are scared with the tasers and what's going on with the world and in times like this, we shouldication of the country. not all, the left did this, the left did that. no. people should gather together and unify this country. because unification before it goes to hell. because right now the situation is getting worse every minute. we have more shootings, we have more discord. we have people going against each other and all we hear about is the left did this, the right did that, then we have our leaders in the white house, oh, the democrats are evil, this and that and that and this and that's just adding more fuel to the fire. host: got your point. democrat from washington. good morning, chuck. caller: good morning. i would like to call and talk about mr. olsen. kept mentioning about the right or republicans being harassed and all that. he never mentioned the couple in minnesota, part of the senate, that were gunned down, that man had a democratic list of people. he did not mention about nancy pelosi's husband or the fact that donald trump jr. had a picture and a costume of a perso

. >> that taser into a what i was going to say one of my coping thing is music i started a church, i church and was the one that was singing that day she sank we can be kind. and so i started a play list called we can be kind so the music is note just the music i sing but dance also i have but with 24 plays listed one is room makes sense and resistance and one is sexy whatever. but anyway, i find i love to sing and caps to the music and reminds me when i was a teenager in the song and now, whatever we connect to my heart and my memories and the words of the music i think is good because i understand people with dementia can play and song and will remember the words; right? and the mules memory of the brain i think the music and the rediscovering music and reclaiming it in my life was huge and got me off the couple i didn't care before if people were looking at me before. (laughter). >> that's serious. >> one of the things we need the i'm part of the seniors drumming group i am we started zoom in covid but you can't drum during covid you're off and nobody can hear you, we met in the p

they make body cams, they make tasers.se are businesses that aren't going to go away anytime soon. we sell them everywhere. anytime you see anybody now that's arrested, you'll notice the top right hand corner of the video is axon. they have a huge market there. they're growing 30% type growth i think that's a good name people can own. not a tech name per se. >> don't tase me bro. we used to have a video of that. so you you can have a body cam filming someone getting tased. yeah. >> but let's say they don't tase it. just the body cam. if somebody's arrested, you got it over. you got a body cam, right? >> you don't. you're not particularly i maybe you like i. but you think at this point it's overdone. >> i like i, i think the problem is too many people own too few names in i. that's really the issue i have is you're only owning chips. i think if you're going to own i, you got to go out and look and say, hey, can i own data centers? can i own cooling systems? the hvac companies? can i own some of the other names that are out

. >> el descargo de taser si fue algo muy duro para él y fue algo muy traumático para el señor edgare se pare. no, nunca dijeron que ellos fueron agentes federales , ni dijeron que fueron ice . >> si te vieras en una situación similar, abogados de inmigración recomiendan gritar que eres ciudadano o residente permanente. añaden que muchos de estos agentes no reciben entrenamiento adecuado sobre cómo efectuar los arrestos y esta hora confirman que un adolescente arrestado por ice acepta regresar a su natal guatemala . pocas semanas de graduarse, el joven de 18 años, quien no habría podido sobrellevar las duras condiciones que sufre en un centro de detención. lo más preocupante es que el estudiante se auto deportaría, como nos cuenta fabiola galindo, en vivo desde nueva york. fabiola . buenos días . >> satcha muy buenos días. así es. este joven podría . >> haber luchado su caso. >> pero debido a. >> las. >> duras condiciones. >> en las que estuvo en el centro de detención a decidido auto deportarse. estamos hablando de Álvaro castro velásquez, un joven de 18 años que tenía mucha ilusión

also, we need to talk about tasers in prisons. you will not believe the latest on this one last but not least on this one. last but not least, do you remember this? >> we�*ve had free speech for >> we've had free speech for a very, very long time in in the united kingdom. and and it will last for a very very long time last for a very, very long time. >> free speech for a very, very long time and for a very long time to come. or what on earth are apparently five armed police officers doing arresting the comedian graham linehan, then’ well, we�*ve got all of then? well, we�*ve got all of that and lots more keeping me company. my panel tonight, i�*ve got alex dean, the political consultant, and baroness diane hayter, a new face of the labour peer. but before we get stuck in let's give you your stuck in, let's give you your 6:00 news headlines. >> michelle, thank you. and good evening to you. the top story tonight at six, the government has launched a direct messaging campaign warning foreign students they face removal if they oversta

750 to now 10,000 5000 guards in high security jails will get individually fitted armour, while 500 tasersbe issued to train staff. while david lammy says that officers must feel safe to stay in the job. >> many of us were were shocked by the outrage of prison officers being attacked in hmp frankland just a few months ago. it's hugely important that this important work has officers feeling safe as they keep our country safe. >> and europe's busiest shopping street is about to fall quiet. no traffic just fall quiet. no traffic, just people. in around an hour's time, vehicles will be prohibited on oxford circus and oxford street today, as mayor sadiq khan showcases his plan to pedestrianise the world famous shopping strip the road famous shopping strip, the road will instead host live music, art installations, food stalls and a literary festival sir and a literary festival. sir sadiq says the free event will offer a glimpse of a greener, safer, world class oxford street off the future. detailed proposals will be consulted on later this year, but government approval is still needed to move fo

i think for certain every police officer should have a taser currently.ystem it's up to the bizarre system. it's up to the chief constable whether you have or not and i think it's have or not. and i think it's rageous that we expect them to go into some of these conflict zones with just a truncheon. >> well, that's what the review says. and if police are becoming increasingly a target for let�*s say, stabbings, for, let's say, stabbings, unless they can actually deter the offender or frankly, shoot them dead in that instant, it�*s them dead in that instant, it's too late if you�*re being too late if you're being stabbed to wait for help. and i don't know, i think it's sad don't know, i think it�*s sad that we�*ve come to this, but that we've come to this, but i do wonder if the time has come and we just can't afford for and we just can�*t afford for police officers in the line of duty to be seriously injured and even killed. >> but then the police officer who pulls his gun to protect the public is then prosecuted. and as we saw in one case, was it this ye

adding that 5000 security guards in high security jails will get individually fitted armour, while 500 tasersued. it follows an alleged attack at hmp frankland in april, when three officers were badly injured, and terror convict hashem abedi was later charged with attempted murder. david lammy says officers must feel secure. >> many of us were were shocked by the outrage of prison officers being attacked in hmp frankland just a few months ago. it's hugely important that this important work has officers feeling safe as they keep our country safe. >> british fighter jets have carried >> british fighterjets have carried out a nato air defence mission over poland, following a wave of drone incursions into nato airspace. two raf typhoons took off from lincolnshire on ffiday took off from lincolnshire on friday night, supported by refuelling aircraft, before returning to the uk early on saturday. it follows the most serious breach since the war began when poland shot down began, when poland shot down a number of drones in a single day. the polish prime minister claims europe is closest to open confl

now 10,000 5000 guards in high security jails will also get individually fitted armour, while 500 tasersl be issued to trained staff. well david to trained staff. well. david lammy says that officers must feel secure if they�*re to stay in the job. >> many of us were were shocked by the outrage of prison officers being attacked in hmp frankland just a few months ago. it's hugely important that this important work has officers feeling safe as they keep our country safe. >> and a journalistic hero, veteran broadcaster john stapleton remembered today as he has died at the age of 79 after a career spanning more than half a century. he passed away peacefully at hospital this morning after living with parkinson's disease over five decades. he became a familiar face on watchdog, newsnight, panorama and good morning britain. in 2004, he was named rts presenter of the year, praised for his sharp interviewing and calm authority. well, just weeks ago, in what would what would be his final television appearance, stapleton spoke here on gb news about his illness. here�*s about his illness. here's a m